10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GEOPHILOUS»
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geophilous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Water Civilization: From Yangtze to Khmer Civilizations
Abdomen 1.2 Geophilous Omnivorous N3 Formicidae gen. et sp. indet. Thorax
1.4 Geophilous Omnivorous Sample 3 Scientific name Parts of fossils Size (mm)
Ecology Eating habits N1 Dytiscidae gen. et sp. indet. Fragment of elytron 2.2 ...
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Contemporary Russian: Contemporary Russian Translation Guide ...
... tolerate, abide территориальной (adjv) - territorial, regional, earthly,
geophilous, territory-related территориальному (adjv) - territorial, regional,
earthly, geophilous, territory-related теккиторриальными (adjv) - territorial,
regional, earthly, ...
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Water Plants: A Study of Aquatic Angiosperms
... as representing the ancestral Monocotyledonous stock, would be, as she has
pointed out, well adapted for subsequent aquatic life. Many aquatic Dicotyledons
are formed more or less upon the geophilous plan, e.g. Nymphaea (Fig. 10, p.
... as representing the ancestral Monocotyledonous stock, would be, as she has
pointed out, well adapted for subsequent aquatic life. Many aquatic Dicotyledons
are formed more or less upon the geophilous plan, e.g. Nymphaea (Fig. 10, p.
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Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Lilianae (except Orchidaceae)
15A-F. Geophilous shoots in monocotyledons. A-C Cordyline australis. A
Seedling base with rhizome bud originating from seedling axis. B Base of an
older seedling with well-developed rhizome (the parental seedling axis almost
obliterated).
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber, 1998
Habits predatory (plesiomorphically), omnivorous, or phytophagous;
phytophilous, phytogeophilous, geophilous (sometimes digging), occasionally
myrmecophilous, nidicolous, inhabiting caves, hollows of trees, space under
loose bark, etc.
Natalya V. Belayeva, A.P. Rasnitsyn, Donald L. Quicke, 2002
Henslow's hypothesis has been criticized by Sargant (1903, 1904), who
concluded that many of the characteristic features of the monocots may be easier
explained as having arisen as a result of adaptation to a geophilous habit.
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A Dictionary of Entomology
GEOPHILOUS. Adj. (Greek,. ge. I. earth. +philein. I to love + Latin, -osus I with
property of.) Ground-loving + living on ground. A term applied to Species that live
on surface of ground or frequently come into contact with it. See Habitat.
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Organography of Plants, Especially of the Archegoniatae and ...
II GEOPHILOUS SHOOTS With Areschoug 1 we may designate by the term
geophz'lous such shoots as produce their' renovation-buds under the surface of
the earth. They occur especiallyin regions where vegetative activity is periodically
...
Karl Eberhard Goebel, 1905
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Organography of Plants: Special organography
II GEOPHILOUS SHOOTS With Areschoug 1 we may designate by the term gwp/
zz'lau: such shoots as produce their renovation-buds under the surface of the
earth. They occur especiallyin regions where vegetative activity is periodically ...
